Visa Informations Aruba

VISA/ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR ARUBA

Aruba holds different entry requirements for different nationalities. Depending on your nationality you will need a visa or a passport.

U.S. Citizens need

• A valid U.S. passport
• USA citizens born in the U.S. must have an original or Government certified and a photo I.D.
• Naturalized U.S. citizens must have an original Certificate of Naturalization with a raised seal and a photo I.D.
• A U.S. resident must have a re-entry permit to the U.S. or an Alien Registration Card (Green Card)
• A resident of the USA for whom visa requirements are applicable for Aruba must travel either with a national passport or an Alien Registration Card.
• A resident of the USA for whom no visa requirements are applicable for Aruba must have a re-entry permit or an Alien Registration Card

Canada Citizens

• Canadian citizens born in Canada must have a "Miniature Birth Certificate",
a "Miniature Baptismal Certificate" or a "Miniature Certificate of Proof of Canadian Citizenship"
• Canadian citizens born outside of Canada, must have either an original Certificate of Naturalization or a Certificate of Proof of Canadian
Citizenship
• Canadian residents for whom visa requirements are not applicable for Aruba must have a National passport or a Canadian Immigration
Identification Certificate with a landing Stamp in the national passport or a Certificate of Identity
• Canadian residents for whom visa requirements are applicable for Aruba, must travel with a valid national passport with a landing stamp in the passport provided with a visa for Aruba or a Canadian Immigration Identification Certificate with a visa for Aruba

All other countries not mentioned, must possess a Valid Passport and a return ticket.

Nationals of the countries in this table need a visa to enter Aruba

Applications for a visa can be done through the representative of the Kingdom of the Netherlands or directly through the Department of Foreign Affairs in Aruba. In both cases, applications for tourist-visas will be handled with priority in order to facilitate the tourist as much as possible. In other cases, the entire procedure might take up to 4 weeks and the visa will be handed over to the interested party by the Dutch Embassy and/or Consular Officials in the country where the application has been done or by fax if the application has been done directly through the Department of Foreign Affairs of Aruba.

Nationals from the countries in this table are allowed to stay in Aruba for a maximum of 3 months without a visa.

Holders of a Laissez-passer issued by the United Nations.

All nationals not holding a Laissez-passer and not listed in table 2 are allowed to stay in Aruba for a maximum of 14 days without a visa.

Important Notice: Please Note that these regulations are changed on a regular basis by the different governments, Southtravels.com can not be liable for any information that could have been changed since we checked it. It is the responsibility of each passenger to check the different conditions of entry to the desired country.

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